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In 1973 the tiger population had dwindled to:

A55,000
B3,775
C5,000
D1,827
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. 1,827
1. There were an estimated 55,000 at the start of the century. 2. Only 1,827 remained in 1973. 3. Poaching and shrinking habitat were major threats. _Source: syllabus Contemporary India II, Chapter 2, Forest and Wildlife Resources._
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